Your photo, five ways
0 is what the preview has now. 1 to 4 are new. Hover the badge, the polaroid and the blueprint figure. Pick one, or mix them: for example 1 on the home page and 4 on How it's built.

Aryan Patel,
still shipping.
Square photo, ink border, offset shadow. Clear and safe, but it is the same shape as every other box on the page, so it does not say anything of its own.
Aryan Patel,
still shipping.
A round avatar with a git-log style signature above the name, the way GitHub shows who made a commit. Round and small next to the name is what people expect from LinkedIn and GitHub, and it reads like the rest of the page: the site is release notes, and this is the author line.

role: maintainer
token: valid ✓
Aryan Patel,
still shipping.
A staff ID card on a lanyard clip, slightly tilted; it straightens when you hover. It quietly points at what your main project does: check who you are and what role you have before letting you in. The most memorable option, and a good talking point for security roles.

Aryan Patel,
still shipping.
A taped, tilted print with a handwritten caption in the same pencil font as the "300+ members use it" notes. Warm and human, and it balances the technical drawings. The least formal of the four.

Aryan Patel,
still shipping.
Printed in ink on paper like the architecture drawings, with crop marks and a figure label. Hover shows the real colours. Matches the blueprint panel best; the trade-off is that your face is less vivid until someone hovers.